Llanishen High School Religious Education

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At Llanishen High School we aim:

to stimulate interest in, and enthusiasm for, the study of religion which we regard as a fundamental component of human experience
to develop in our pupils’ knowledge and understanding of the beliefs and practices of the major world religions and of the effect of religion on individual and corporate moral behaviour, attitudes and lifestyles
to encourage our pupils to explore the nature of religion and to search for meaning and purpose in life by tackling the ultimate questions of human existence
to help our pupils to clarify their own beliefs and values through an awareness of the variety of responses, both religious and non-religious, to fundamental questions and to encourage them to make informed judgments whilst remaining sensitive to the views of others.

“Education is more than filling a child with facts. It starts with posing questions”

D T Max

All maintained (State) schools are required to provide Religious Education according to a locally agreed syllabus.

Unlike the National Curriculum, which is imposed by the Government, a locally agreed syllabus takes account of its own schools within its own unique context.

“The highest result of education is tolerance”

Helen Keller

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